Putting up Coving on Uneven Walls and Ceilings
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2021
- Installing coving in an old house with uneven walls and ceilings is not as easy as some DIY videos might have you. In this video I show you how to bypass come of the problems that come up when installing coving on uneven surfaces.
Links:
Dewalt instructions and American style focused how to video: www.protradecraft.com/video/c...
General coving angle calculator (and plenty of other helpful aids!):
www.blocklayer.com/crown-mold... - Навчання та стиль
Great video. Really helped me out! Can I ask, did you join the straight pieces with butt joints or go to the effort of cutting the ends to 45 deg?
Great question. I had two joins and I actually used one of each type. Where the wall was straighter around the join I was able to join two 45s with minimal gaps. However one wall was quite curved where the join was so I went for a straight butt. There was still some filling to be done but much less than if I had used a mitred join
@@melvunderground3693 Thanks, that’s really helpful. I don’t want to over complicate it! All the best.
You are my hero! Thank you so much! I wasted an entire day following others instructions and the corners would never fit! I can’t wait to try this tomorrow!
I like your little side jokes they're hilarious
There is some real sass here. I like it. You sound like you were done with how unusual this room is! Haha.
Is it too much to ask for one right angle? Just one!
Thanks this helped out a novice a lot! I have the same type of saw and was wondering how the cuts would work when it tilts to one side only.
I owe you a beer. Cheers!👍🍺
I loved the glue theme tune 😂
Thank you, lots of swearing later I’m finally getting it in flush!
What size panel pins did you use please?
I believe I have the exact same coving to put up, please god let it be the same and I've found the exact video I've been scouring the Internet for... is this coving from a brand called Noel & Marquet? It looks exactly the same as the one I'm supposed to be putting up but I can't get the internal mitres right. Going to use this method in hopes that it works
There is a technique where you dont need to cut mitres you just slot the corners together dont know what its called though
Hello buddy, I think the crown came out very well, but I did hear from few carpenters that the more decorated edge, or your ceiling edge, should be the wall edge actually, so they'd say its upside down, Now..I'm also wondering does it even matter?
Yeah I think I did it the opposite way round to the manufacturer's instructions but the right way round for Mrs Underground's instructions. I know whose wrath I'd rather avoid!
Would've been easier to see if you put the white molding on a colored wall,
Scribe internals and mitre externals
You seem to have the coving the wrong way around ! Less decorated edge should be on the ceiling.
You have a mixed American and British accent. Very strange.
Worst thing about this video, It sounds like a Brit trying to be American and it's making the video unwatchable.